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In Brief. and to The Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. DisOrdered liver is
misery. Indigestion Is II foe to good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one of the
most complicated and wonderful things in ex-
stenCc. 1t is easily put out of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bad
habits. and many other things which ought
not TO be, have made the American people II
nation OF dyspeptcs.
But Green's August Flower has done a Won
deriul work in reforming this sad business
and making the American people so healthy
that they can enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember mo happiness without health.
But Green's August Flower brings health and
happiness to the dyspeptlc. Ask your drug
glst tor bottle. SeVentY-hve cents.
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Beniamin Flirchild,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHGTTENDEN. concerned in the
estate OF Benz tmu Faircnid, late OF Milton,
IN said District, deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court. holden o. Burlington.
within and for the District of Cbittenden, on
the LIST day of September 1857, an Instrument
purpOrting to be the last will and testament OF
jhmlu FaitChid, late of Milton, in said
district, deceased, was presented to the
Court aforesaid, for probate, ana it is ORDER
ed 10y said court that the lst day OF OCto-
bcr lSNi at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington be assigned for proving
said instrument: aud that notice thereof
hc given to ali persons concerned, by pub
fishing this order three weeks succCssivcly
in the burlington Ere" Press, a newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear
before said court, at the time and place alOre-
said aud contest the probate Of said will, if
you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District this Is day OF September, ls,1.
ll,w3W JENNIE STACY. Register.
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Notice to the Farmer,

have made arrangements for fixing
cdurns machinery for cuttu. h ~ ana saw
inS v God, etc., wi h o'd mo ling mach ne s.
t1lt can turn in good, first class. churns etc
70 be run 10y turning h 'rsC, Tor the sum Of
s D or SIS and cost of trans portati Jnand wood
II cessary for making the change, the work
10 bs done whore employed. Tnose needing
I he work Is completed, and ] have chuyncd
butter once with horse or n COW, so thai the
parties are salts ned that the work Is done
ilHht. also make ne y ecu rs for $50, For
furth Information address,
JOS. CDRTAT
Lake View House, M. 3! and 81 Bat cry st ,
burlington, Vt. ll.wJw
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Esnal Wntiees.
Harry sutton "a d Susan NJ. SUIT
tons Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TO all persons
DISTRICT OF CHlTrENDEN, concerned in the
estate OF Harry Sutton ana Susan VI. Sutton,
iatc uI ii. George, in sad district deceased.
GREETING.
~ Probate Court, holden at Burlington,
Wlthin ana Tor the district o; ChittCnden. on
tne 29lh day Of August, lsS1, an instrument
purpQttng to be the last will and Testament
OF H9rry sutton and Susan NJ sutton,
late on ST. George, in said District de-
ceased was presented To the Court afore-
sald lOr probate. And it is ordered by said
Courf tlat the 9th day OF September. 1887,
nt inc PROBATE Court rooms i'm said Bur-
lnEton, be assigned for proving said instru-
mcnt and That notice thereof be given to ali
persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the burlington
free Press, a newspaper printed at said Bur
llngton, previous 10 the me ppuintcd.
Therefore, you are hc,thy bottled to an
pear before sad Court, at the time and place
Aforesaid and contest the protest OF said will,
/. you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
District. this POI dnv of Augli.t 1857.
10,w3w JENNIE STACY Register.
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Three Rules for Baseball.

J ing baseball players, as a rule, throw
The all badly. w. J. Henderson tells Har-
per Young Peope that there are three rules
in ard 60 this part of the game which
Dug be horne in mind; Throw the mo-
me-, y u get the ball, without wasting time
IN preliminary movements. Never throw the
ieast bit more swiftly than is absolutely neces-
cary. Learn to throw with more than one
style OF delivery II you follow the first rule
carefully you will soon learn net to break
The second The majority of young players,
\ the IN field especially, after stopping
IroInde-, 90 through two or three prelim-
'IaI1- Il. ms, such as stretching the hand
9th The ., in il out in front before draw
ne .,. pointing at the base man with
',be Cue. Aand, or taking step or two for
vaTd. All these things nTe unnecessary. If
sou have TO stoop to pick up a grounder,
.,traiGhten up the moment YOU have 1t, draw
ing back your arm as you do so, and send the
Jal 80 the base tue very second You have
,iasH up Remember that the distance from
nome 20 Grst base is just thirty yards, and
that even poor runner ca 10 that in four
and half seconds II, t..i,'-re, it tales
,.llE E-1Onuler one second or tI,le more to
1ga.on y0u at short, and 1t reqJHres about
tlree-Qu.iterS Of q second for the ball tc
-4rauel from you to the FIRST base man, you
.s.alYAos 81 lord to waste two seconds or more
az preliminary movements before throwing
She bail
bnv is.fs
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We, the subscribers, having been appointed
10y the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chttcudcn. Commissioners to re-
ccvc, examine and adjust the claims ana de-
mandS OF all persons against the estate OF
Charles :. Wooster. late of Charlotte, IN
said district. deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date hereof being
allowed 10y said Court for That purpose, we DO
therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our appointment at
the late residence OF tbs said deceased, in SAID
district, on the first Wednesdays of October
and March next, at ~ O'cloCk II. IN. on each
of said days.
Dated this lSt day OF Septcmbcr. 1857.
IRA Il. WICKER, N'in III ''''''
I
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E0UNG FOLKS COLUMN.
GAO FATE OF LITTLE PEOPLE WHO
WON'T LEARN TO SPELL.

6.uPorGAnt Rules to be Observed in
Bss ei,all--in Easy Way of Twisting
'rvG Doubling Irvine Into Strong
string.
Among the needs Of young as well as old
folks a. common ON" is that of a cord or line
bigger and stronger than twinc. Nearly
avegy ono knows how to twist and double
hit az Gwinc 10y making one end fast and
GsnrT.ng the other h,'veon the fingers until
"EinS," and then letting it double upon itself
No 40 10 form a cord of four strands
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GLENS FALLS AGAIN EXCIrED.


TROY, n. Y, Sept. 12,-Charles p. Ide
book keeper for the First National bank
at Glens Falls, has confessed to the EN-
hezzlemeDt of SIS, 100 in 1850, 1881 and 1889
He mas covered his tracks for seven years
He was an officer of the Baptist Sunday
school and was generally respected. No
arrest has been made
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an old cayalryman tells in Golden Days
hat "a horse viii never step on a man i'll
,en'ionally. 1t is a standing order with cav
air. that should a man become dismounted
he must lie down and be perfectly still. If
nc does so tn entire company will pass over
him Jad he will MT be injured, \ horse no.
sices here he is Going and is on the lookout
tor trm foundation to put his foot on 1t
Is a. instinct with him, therefore, to step
over PROSTATE man. The injuries caused
ny runaway horse are nearly always in
Gict"d by the animal knocking down and not
~ III, stepping on them1
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ESTATE OFF pErER pArRAI-.

STATE OF VERMONT. In ProhatcC outt
DISTRICT OF GRANp Isle, - held at North
Hero. Wi hin and tor said District, on the eth
daV of August. a. ID. loST.
An instrument. purpOrtiug TO tn" last will
and testament OF Peter PatraU, late Of Grand
is t, in SAID district deceased being present.
ed by Emery Paradec, the executor therein
named, tor Probate, It is ordered by said
Court, that Il | persons concerned therein be
noiilicd to appear at "A session thereof. to he
held at the Probate office in North Hero in
said district. on tn Eth day OF September, A.
d. 1851. M 10 o'cock, in the forenoon. and
show catl-c, if any they have. against the pro-
bate { aid will for which purpose ii is fur
ther ordered, thai tins order be published
three weeks Excessively IN the Burlington
Free Pr SIS, n newspaper printed at Burlng-
ton, in this State, previous TO said time of
hearing.
lO,w3w H. W. ALLEN, Judge.
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Rioting in Tipperary.

DUBLIN, Sept. l2.-There was a riot last
evening in tine public house Ballyporeen
at Tipperary. The police used their ba-
tons freely on the rioters, and the latter
compelled the police to retreat to the bar
racks from which IA few shots We're fired.
Several rioters were arrested
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James w. Williams Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honor
DISTRICT or CHITrEND -. able the Pro-
bate Court for the District of Chlttenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate OF James ". Williams, late of
Charlotte, i'm SAID district deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court in writing hy the administrator of
said estate praying for license and authority
TO sell portion of the real estate of said de-
ceased, Tor the payment of debts and charges
of administration, setting torta therein the
amount of debts due from said deceased, the
charges of administration, the amount of
personal estate and tue situation OF the real
estate.
Whcreupou, the said court appoint
ed ANA assigned the 18th day OF Septeml rr.
said District, to hear and decide up
on sa ID application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof to be given to all per-
sons Interested therein, 10y publishing said or
der. together with the time and place of hear
ing, three wceKs successfully in the Burling-
ton Free Press, Il newspaper which crculates
in the ucphhorhoOd of those persons inter
e.tcd in said estate, all which publications
shall hc previous To the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified tS an
pear before said court, ~ the time and place
assigned, then ana there IN 81 ! Court 10 make
your objections 70 the grHui ~. & satH .'rhSe
II you ses cause.
Given under nv hand nj the Probate Court
rooms, this Sth day OF August, lso,.
l0,wSw JENNIE STACY, Register.
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DISASTERS AT SEA.
The Reports of Loss of Life and Property
Continue.

HALIFAX, Sept. 12.-Reports of wide
spread disasters by the great gale the 3D.
inst. continue. The captain of the Geral-
dine just arrived says cyclone begun at
s O'Clock and ragged with tremendous fury
all day. Everything on the deck was
ripped to pieces like match
wood and swept overheard. The
fishing fleet is drifting in every
direction, utterly helpless. One of
the Geraldne's crew was drowned aud
she sighted seven other vessels with
flags at half-mast for members of their
crews drowned during the day. Vessels
arriving report great damage and many
vessels were passed at sea bottom up.
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Gone with "A Haudsomer Man.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. '2.-The young and
handsome wife of Robert c. Raynor,
foreman of the cotton mill at Ansonia,
eloped Saturday with Alphonso Casper, a
German hired man. Casper learned to
speak English under Mrs. Raynor's tutil-
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Tit, Tat, Toe!
THREE LITTLE CULPRITS.

Tit tat, toel
Three in a row.
s IF Af-rI schooroom clock strikes loud and slow
Now every little one
May go and take his fun"
I've z lie teacher cries, for the school is done"
Tit, tat, toe
All in row.
rsa through the open door the merry children go,
Leaving only three,
sad us sad can be
rTre.rhed little culprits with their Spoilers, as
-.nu see.
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six Killed and light Injured.

LONDON, Sept IA despatch from
Callao announces an explosion of dyna-
mite at the custom house yesterday. Six
We're killed and eight injured.
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PR /: vi: n ] S

ApopieNy, hu' cure Paralysis rheumatism, Heart
Disease Angina Pcc;oris chrome bronchitis, Liver
Complaint. kidney and Bladder trouble, Dys-
pcpsia, &c. So.
ENosRURGH FALLS, Vt, Dec. I, l>,6
Have had two AuoplrCtr Sh, Cks, lost the use ~
one side OF body. Anita pop.Cctiur" cured me
am now able to attcad N. farm work.
y. C. AUSTIN
SuFLuoS, VI, Dec. eth q FL.
Anti AUupiec'inc u'turCd 10 nav wife the list OF
her LETT arm and hfuI which she had lost from an
Apupiectc shock Snc }. u hrrrii eth wear knts,
ews ana does light duties suitable L. her a-e.
j. W. BEATTY.
Col J. 7. FlN Burlington, VI, SAYS For Dyspcp-
STA 1u! Sob Headache Anti Apoplectine las 40
equs..
From IUpCE- ADVOCATE Gf NFRAL MARSH, Senator
from Franklin County, w., tDll Of -. Mrs LAthrop
Marsh, four years ago, suffered from all the symp-
T. NJ Of an impending shock, with rumhnoss Of one
side Of body ANTI APpPl tTfEE cured her; she is
hIlr and hearty lady Low in her eighticth year. II
f. the best family medicine cNeru.ed.
GtS. c. L. MARSH.
For Sale by AT druggists. Price 81 90 bottle,
six bottle, for $500. Send TO
DR.. f. :. HUTCHINSON & CO..
ESosRCRGH FALLS, VT, U. S. A.,
fur circUlars testsonials and IA Treatise on
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The youths who wear brown spotted shirts
aEsr tsanis exercise are called Society Leop
Gsysta"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

established in lsia) IS original from beginning
t. end. 1t costs more TO publish than any
other weekly farm journal 1t presents 500
Illustrations from nature every year. The
best artists-thc best writers. II is the first
journal to have established experimental
grounds, which are under he direct personal
management Of its editors These are culti-
waited for the benefit Cf its readers. Every
thing rev is carefully tested and the results
are honestly reported in II columns. Thus its
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONLY. nOnps. STOCKS.

NKw YoBK. September 27.-Money
on call has been easy, ranging from 4
TO 8 per cent, last loan at A per cent
and closing offered at g. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 7(9S per
cent. Sterling exchange Ia dull and
rather heavy at 4793 for sixly.dsy bills
and 4S3i for demand l,.s
Government bonds were dali and
steady. State bonds were very dull
ard e iturelesL
The business In the stock market 10.
day WAS somewhat restricted by the
ID ence OF the jewish element, and
WAS bdt slightly larger than that OF
yesterday. Tbs tone OF the de alings,
however, was firm 10 strong through.
out most Of the day, principally upon
CLIQUE buying. The news OF the day
was not OF much influence, but what
there was Of II, was Il favorable nat.
urs aud the rumors ciIcua'el were
OF the same character. Considerable
u 4 ieYcs wss rttd by the confer.
encl Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
and the Leading bankers Of tho city,
and II undoubtedly stimulated bust
Nee.
R.iloid bonds ware moro active
aud much stronger. Sales, 1928, 900.
The total sales ui giocke today were
250,S42 shares. CIoaiDg quotations.:
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uousEIIOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLn-Ko8tucky stock, 1898 70
per barrel dried apples, . 10 O. per
pound iiom store. Died peaches, ~
to 81, from store. Peaches, 2bc@tl
per box.
vEomABLR-0nions, 81 30 per barrel
or 81 per hushd Cabbage, Northern,
fl2 Boyer 100 Kuut, barrels, ilOi
ball baf els, 81 80. Garlic, III per 100.
FRUTT-0ranges, g. per box, -
per barrel; lemons, IS bOCsi per
box. Bananas, II G092 % per
bunch. California fruit scarce.
NUrs-Cocoauuts, f8 per 100. Pea
nuts Virginia, O.; Tennessee fam
ere 6tlcs, 3laie; roasted, 2ic higher :
shell8d, loo. Peotns-Texas, 7C9lOc.
RAHfSs LONDON ayers. s. layers
81 ~; California, az 10. .
PicKLas - Barels, 20 bOSG bal
barrels, t4Csl so.
EGos-FIn, H9l5c. 80.
PorATc ~ = Firm. selling, 9)s@fl
per bnehe, ~ b0S3 per barrel
CIDKa New York, AZ 10 poT barre
and a 70 per hall barrel.
BuTrER -Butterine, ltC1lb; Cresm'
cry, H@3Oc; dairy, lSC923ci county
bu ter, 5Ca22c.
PouLrRr Chickens scarce; tprtng
81 bO(a2 rs. old hens, 81 1908 On.
VrSHoAs-Psr gallon. loCsl6c.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs.

CoRSMHAL-S'andsrd. 81 So; pearl,
So 25(S3 Sc; roller, 81 60(92 10, firm.
FLoUR-From store, common, SO 25(9
8 IS; family, So 80; choice, So Us
fancy, So rs; extra fancy, "a %;
patent "a 70. Firm.
BEASs-Navy, 81 70; medium, 81 60.
0ATMRAL-In half barrels, sos rs
from store.
CRAcKKRs-sods, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra, 4ac; ginger snaps, 6ic;
assorted jumbles, l0c.
CRACKED WHKAT-In hall barrels,
81 rs from store.
HoMISY AND GRIrs-From store, 50
GA2 2h.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Money 8 Per Cent, New York Elk
change Par Selling.
Cotton Easy - Mfddlfng cotton,
Q I6-I6c-sales To-day $3.50
Bales.

APPkAL 0PFrcH,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. September Is. 1887.
Local money rates remains IN
changed at per cent. the msrke
showing an easier feeling. H
The local cotton market CLOSED
easy, with sales at $3.50 bales. New
Orleans spots closed quiet and steady
September declined 6 points and the
later months to 8 points. At New
York spots declined 1.16c on al
grades, with futures steady. septem
Der advanced A points and the later
months declined l to points. A
leading New York cotton circular says
Of the future market: "a few re-
naming shorts were found on
September contracts today, and
their efforts to cover gave
this month o steady tone. Aside
from that the market was rather tame,
and the bulk Of the business took place
at slightly lower range, but with the
close showing very nearly last even.
ing's figures aad the tone steady"
Liverpool remains unchanged both
as to spots and futures.
1t is currently reported, says the
New York Commercial Bulletin, that
anew trust is shortly to bs added to
the list, this time to represent COM
binstion OF all the aug,r refneries In
the Atlantic seaboard States, includ-
ing New Orleans. A careful canvass
Of the situation made Yesterday by q
Bulletin representative develops the
fact that for some tims move Of this
kind has been contemplated By the
trade and heartily Endorsed by the
large ref 1ers in this city, but the
hitch in the carrying out o! the pro.
gramme has come heretofore from
the unwillipgness OF some out Of
town firms to join In the movement.
The general feeling In the trade lie,
that should the plan be developed
into reality, the market conditions
would improve to very marked ex.
tent upon basis Of stability hereto.
fore unknown TO the trade, which
would be impaired by the proposed
organisation. At the Now York
market sugars are firmer, coffee well
sustained and other grocery soods
show no important variation.
ELEVATOR RIPoRrs.
The following shows the amount OF
grain received, Withdrawn and 10 store
by regular elevators, as reported to the
Merchants Exchange today: Wheat
In store, 5l,2l3 bushels. Corn
withdrawn, 20i bushels; in store, $500
bushels. 0its received, 5S44 bushels;
Withdrawn, ll5s bushels; In store. 3d.
600 bushels.
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PffTSBU 20, september a, -hO.n- River
stationary. NsAthsf-faininT.
WHEELING, bspts ubtf ~. Moon River
I foot inches % the fauEo aud rising.
Woathor raining
CINCINNATI, ssptember ~. Moon -
River losti lnsh'on the gage and sta
tionary. Wealhef=faininri thoruometer
~.
LOUISVILLE september a - Neon
River TisinE, With 2 fsgt = inches In the
canal and 3 Inches on the falls. Weather
eleudy AID o0ol f'ihing.
CAIRO, September a. Noon River Q
lset ihch5s. 90 lle gauge and ial ing
Sins, n Louis, l an. Depaf,sdi I. u.
Bins, Msmphti an.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRIME CRUDE On - none; of
crude, none; prime GUNNER yellow,
42c; of GUNNER yellow, 40c |;
choice cooking summer yellow, 429
4ic; minerS' summer yellow, 40a4lc;
prime cotton seed meal, 1925 car
load lots; less IAN car load, 3l7 20; of
cotton seed meal, -.
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nuLKN AMI HORSES.

MULK,-Moderste demand; IA TO IA
hands high, none; l4i 10 10 hands
high, =; 10 to l5i hands high, 1880
100; ISL to 10 hands high, sl5O@2OO.
HoRsEs-Dull; drivers, sl00(al50;
heavy draft, 1900; saddle, $l25CG200 :;
extra saddle, S200C9300; plug, S40@
20. Texas ponies, $1,000.
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CHICAGO, lii, September The
DroyeTs' Journal reports: Cltte-R
ceipts, 10000 head; thipme 10, 5000.
Market steady; fancy, 90 lC@5 IS;
stookers and feeders, ~ COOS; oowu,
balls and mixed, q 25Cg3 20; Ttx.s
cattle, u GO92 20; Western rangers,
zoos.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head; chip.
ments, COCO head Market ~ Ady,
mixed, 81 1904 %; heavy, "a blob
light, ~ 1908; rough and skips,
50 1904 40.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; chip
menls, 1000 head. Market steady,
for good common l0c %; natives,
~ 1894 49,; Western, o. 1908 IS
Texans, s3S3 20; lambs, fiS54O.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoes-Choice, 4iCa5c.
saERP-Choics, 3i@4c; medium, 3
@2ic.
LAMBs--Good to choice, s494 so.
GRASS OATTLB-Ohoice, 2i93ic I;
good, 4c; fair to medium, 2i92tc; seal
lswags, lt@lic.
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EI.siio. for r,s.id.s, aud Directors
U,HB sT0CKll)LpHRB q the Masonis
maj i .i..s,ss tot Pr.d.ai and r.. p.. s
. .sS. = % y; ::5s.:l.; Ss,s$.I, s'SS g.
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REEDkTuKfN.

HAr-Ohoice, from store, SOC
car load from levee or depot, sl7;
prime, from store, soc; car load
from levee or depot, 3l8 30; prairie,
from store, 45(a50c; car load from
levee or depot, s. 80.
BRAs-From store, 85(S90o; from
levee or depot, SIS 80.
CoRs-From store, white, 80c;
mixed, SIC; from levee or depot, white
In bulk, 64965c; In sacks, $50; mixed,
in bulk, Soc; in sacks, 63c.
0An-From store, white, 3Sc f;
mixed, 35c; from levee or depot, white,
In bulk, SAC; In sacks, sec; mixed,
In bulk, Sic; Ia sacks, 33c.
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EXCHANGE

New Yorb and cltes North and L ist,
on demand, 81 discount buying, par
selling; New York and principal cit.
les North and EY, 3 days grace, s.
discount buying, par ceiling; New
Orleans, 81 discount buy Ing, PAR sell.
ing.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
No session OF the Gall Board was
held TO day. Local securities dull and
nominal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

WHISKY, WINES, LIQUOKs ETI
WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten
nessee whisSies, according to age and
make; common whisky, sOc@l 10, &C.
cordipp To prooi,
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